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September 7, 2001

Aug. 31-Sept. 1: MSSEC is holding a Canadian Firearms Safety P.A.L. course. For more info call the MSSEC at 218-327-0583 or email mssec@uslink.net

Sept. 8: 5th Youth Waterfowl Hunting Clinic sponsored by Izaak Walton League & Duluth Retriever Club from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Duluth Retriever Club (Art Massie Field Trail Grounds) 5 miles N of Hwy 61, London Rd., on Lester River Rd. Event is FREE including lunch. Ages 10-16, bring your Mom & […]

Aug. 31-Sept. 1: MSSEC is holding a Canadian Firearms Safety P.A.L. course. For more info call the MSSEC at 218-327-0583 or email mssec@uslink.net Read More »

Des Moines The spring 2001 harvest of 20,500 wild turkeys in Iowa fell about 300 short of the record set the previous spring.

Dale Garner, state DNR wildlife biologist, said the success rate for hunters fell 1 percent this spring, as 43.1 percent of hunters took a bird. An estimated 47,600 hunters were in the field during the spring turkey hunting season.

Des Moines The spring 2001 harvest of 20,500 wild turkeys in Iowa fell about 300 short of the record set the previous spring. Read More »

Want to call in numbers of coyotes? Then don’t wait until winter like everyone else. September and October are the two best months to tempt coyotes with a predator call.

There are two reasons for this: first, hunting pressure. Coyotes are sharp critters, but they cannot differentiate between a deer hunter and a predator hunter. When a half million hunters invade the woods and fields in early November to deer hunt, the coyote figures they are all after his hide. Once deer season opens, a

Want to call in numbers of coyotes? Then don’t wait until winter like everyone else. September and October are the two best months to tempt coyotes with a predator call. Read More »

Sept. 7-9: Muskies Inc.’s Frank Schneider International Tournment. For more info call Paul Hartman at 651-488-9017.

Sept. 7-9: The 34th Annual Frank Schneider/Muskies Inc International Tournament held on several lakes in the Leech Lake area. Call Tom Bastian at 651-457-9138 for more info. Sept. 8-9: MWT Championship on Madison Lake. Oct. 5-6: 3rd Annual North Star Fall Walleye Classic at Wigwam Resort in Baudette, MN. For more info call Kevin Olmstead

Sept. 7-9: Muskies Inc.’s Frank Schneider International Tournment. For more info call Paul Hartman at 651-488-9017. Read More »

Montevideo, Minn. Hunters wishing to reserve a goose hunting station in the controlled hunting zone at Lac qui Parle Management Area are reminded to submit their applications by Sept. 12, when the DNR will cease accepting applications.

The season at LqP has been extended to 40 days (versus 30 in past years) and will run Saturday, Oct. 5 through Wednesday, Nov. 14, or earlier if the harvest index of 12,000 geese is reached before Nov. 14. Hunters should apply on a 31/2-inch by 51/2-inch postcard. Include your name and address, along with

Montevideo, Minn. Hunters wishing to reserve a goose hunting station in the controlled hunting zone at Lac qui Parle Management Area are reminded to submit their applications by Sept. 12, when the DNR will cease accepting applications. Read More »

May 31 – Aug. 30: Free public kayak demo every Thursday from 4-7 p.m. at Ramsey Beach in White Bear Lake. Sponsored by Hi Tempo Adventure Sports. For more info call Brad Nelson at 651-429-3333.

Aug. 20-24, 25-26 (women only), Sept. 17-21, 24-28, Oct. 8-12: Firearms Safety Classes hosted by Minnesota Shooting Sports Education Center (MSSEC) at 483 Peterson Rd in Grand Rapids, MN. This certification is necessary for all individuals 11 yrs old and up who are planning to hunt. Parents must be present on the first night to

May 31 – Aug. 30: Free public kayak demo every Thursday from 4-7 p.m. at Ramsey Beach in White Bear Lake. Sponsored by Hi Tempo Adventure Sports. For more info call Brad Nelson at 651-429-3333. Read More »

Sept. 12: Public Information Meeting on the Long Meadow Lake Habitat Rehabilitation and Enhancement Project at the MN Valley Nat’l Wildlife Refuge Auditorium in Bloomington, MN from 7-9 p.m. For more info contact Tom Novak at 651-290-5524 or tom.novak@us

Sept. 19: Fur, Fin and Feather Auction Night Party. Bring auction items and plan on being there. Wading Women of MN fly fishing organization meets the fourth Tuesday of every month in the metro area. For more info contact Cindy Sykes at 763-477-6832. Women Anglers of Minnesota organization meets the second Monday of every month

Sept. 12: Public Information Meeting on the Long Meadow Lake Habitat Rehabilitation and Enhancement Project at the MN Valley Nat’l Wildlife Refuge Auditorium in Bloomington, MN from 7-9 p.m. For more info contact Tom Novak at 651-290-5524 or tom.novak@us Read More »

Grand Rapids, Minn. Mark Braaten, a moose hunter who’s shot over 40 bulls across the continent, will conduct a “Moose Hunting and Calling” clinic at the Minnesota Shooting Sports Education Center in Grand Rapids on Sept. 13, from 6-8 p.m.

Braaten has conducted the clinic at sports shows and sporting goods stores in Minnesota and neighboring states and is a guide in northeastern Minnesota. Cost of the clinic is $5. For more information, call the MSSEC at (218) 327-0583. The shooting sports education center is located two miles north of Grand Rapids on Hwy. 38.

Grand Rapids, Minn. Mark Braaten, a moose hunter who’s shot over 40 bulls across the continent, will conduct a “Moose Hunting and Calling” clinic at the Minnesota Shooting Sports Education Center in Grand Rapids on Sept. 13, from 6-8 p.m. Read More »

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